A tutor that explains again
When an answer is wrong, your learner gets the step they missed explained a different way — not a red cross.
Kindergarten, one happy step at a time
Counting, letters, shapes and first sounds — short, playful activities your child can finish in a sitting, with a parent-managed account and no ads.
Parent-managed sign-inNo ads to childrenNo third-party trackingPrivacy information
What kindergarten covers
Counting to 20 · Letter recognition · Shapes & colours · Phonics · Nature walks
MathCounting, sorting and first number sense120 learning modules available
ReadingLetters, sounds and early phonics95 learning modules available
ScienceWeather, animals and the world outside60 learning modules available
Social StudiesFamily, neighbourhood and helpers40 learning modules available
Art & MusicColour, rhythm and making things30 learning modules available
What Makes Koydo Special
Activities, not worksheets
334+ browser activities and games that practise the same skills a worksheet would.
Progress a parent can read
Per-subject progress, time spent and what to help with next — in plain language, in the parent area.
One account for the family
A parent or guardian owns the account, manages recovery, and approves access for each child.
Frequently Asked Questions
What subjects does Koydo cover for Kindergarten?
5 areas: Math, Reading, Science, Social Studies, Art & Music. Each one is taught as short interactive activities with practice, explanations and progress tracking rather than a single video.
Is Kindergarten the right level for my child?
Kindergarten on Koydo is written for ages 4-6. If your learner is ahead or behind, they can work in a neighbouring grade — the practice adapts to what they can already do, not to what year they are in.
How does a family get started?
A parent or guardian creates the account and adds each child. Account access, recovery and screen-time settings stay with the adult. Plans, prices and renewal terms are shown on the pricing page before anything is bought.
Can parents see what their child is doing?
Yes. The parent area shows progress per subject, recent activity and where a learner is struggling, so a five-minute conversation can be about the right thing.
Ready to Start Learning?
Set up Kindergarten for your learner, and see where they are inside a week.
Create a family account